Abiotic stresses such as drought, salinity, extreme temperatures (cold, hot), heavy metal toxicity, flooding, pollutants, and nutrient imbalances are emerging as major threats to global agri-food and nutritional security, significantly constraining crop productivity and resilience. Nowadays, the situation has deteriora...
H. Parewa, V. Meena, Ramniwas Choudhary et al.· Discover Soil· 0 citations
Abiotic stresses such as drought, salinity, extreme temperatures, flooding, nutrient imbalances, and heavy-metal toxicity are among the most important environmental factors limiting agricultural productivity across the globe. With the ongoing impacts of climate change, these stresses are becoming more frequent, intense...
D. Dhore, D. Koche· Asian Journal of Research in...· 0 citations
This review uniquely integrates the biochemical, physiological, and molecular mechanisms of PGPR in plant nutrition and stress mitigation while critically analyzing contradictory field results and highlighting newly characterized strains and sustainable tools for climate-resilient agriculture.
Pan Qi, Haoyue Liang, Liquan Zhao et al.· Frontiers in Microbiology· 0 citations
Global food security is increasingly threatened by abiotic stresses, particularly waterlogging, which poses significant challenges to cereal crop production. Waterlogging is one of the primary abiotic stresses that significantly influence the interrelationships among plant physiology, growth, and yield. This review aim...
Erlinda Diantini, Hidya Nurlita, Aep Wawan Irwan et al.· Gunung Djati Conference Seri...· 0 citations
The rising rate and severity of extreme events such as irregular climatic patterns are a great threat to the world agricultural productivity and food security. The review examines key agronomic measures that can be used to improve the resilience of the agricultural crop systems to these problems. Such resilience is nec...
Chebrolu Sravani, M. Keerthi, B. Somraj et al.· Agricultural Science Digest...· 0 citations
Climate change is increasing the frequency, intensity, and co-occurrence of drought, salinity, heat, cold, flooding, and other abiotic constraints that destabilize crop productivity. Because crop failure emerges from physiological dysfunction before it becomes visible as yield loss, understanding plant physiological re...
Y. Sari, Achmad Agung· Journal of Global Education...· 0 citations
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